Start:
Thu, 02/09/2006 - 10:33am

This is a two day conference that explores the interplay between Science and Public Policy. The increasing politicization of science can lead to policy decisions that run counter to accepted scientific consensus and risk endangering our health and well-being. Scientists and policy-makers from across the political spectrum will assess the current tension between politics and science and discuss how to increase the likelihood that the best science becomes the basis for future public policy.

Ticket prices:
Full Conference $50 Single; Session $12
Full-time Students (with valid ID) and New School Alumni